The Keith McMillen Instruments QuNeo covers all of the functionality of other pad controllers and adds the power of Smart Fabric to allow for unmatched gestural expression. Each of the pads, sliders, buttons, and rotary sensors are pressure-, velocity-, and location-sensitive. 16 square pads provide velocity response, X-Y location, and continuous pressure.

The QuNeo is the size of an iPad and is road-proof. It works with USB, MIDI, OSC, and will communicate with your favorite music software environments right out of the box. QuNeo is deeply programmable and allows serious electronic musicians the ability to design their own customized precision control palette. QuNeo can also control 5-pin MIDI hardware without a computer, using the KMI MIDI Expander (sold separately). The Rogue Wireless MIDI Controller Accessory (sold separately) allows for wireless play up to 50 meters from your computer.

Keith McMillen Instruments QuNeo Features:

Each of the 27 pads, sliders and rotary sensors are pressure-, velocity-, and location-sensitive. Even the 17 switches respond to how hard you press.

2 rotary sensors allow you to scrub, trigger, stretch, pinch and play phrases and sound files, manipulate continuous controllers and more . Each rotary sensor measures angle, pressure and distance from the center.

9 touch-sensitive sliders can be mapped to fader and effects controls. LEDs within each slider act as VU meters or remind you where you were. Multi-touch lets you select a length between two fingers to set stereo locations or filter resonances. Tapping a slider can mute or toggle any track or function.

The switches are located in smart groupings to select samples, fader banks, and transport controls. Each of the switches can scan up and down through files at speeds variable with your touch.

QuNeo is the size of an iPad and can fit in iPad accessories such as mic clips, stands and more.

Class Compliant and Open Source Development Kit - QuNeo works with USB, MIDI or OSC and will communicate with your favorite music software environments right out of the box. More advanced users and programmers can use the development kit and API to create their own code to respond to QuNeo's sensor data.